Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Too old?

I started it a few months ago, after I turned 51. I thought I would fail my certification test, for my new advanced position in psychological counseling, as it required reviewing materials I had not studied, since the 1970s , as well as some new theories that I do not particularly believe in-- but needed to know.

I passed the test in flying colors and have noticed that I really enjoy reading voraciously. My job performance has increased significantly, as well as my hobbies. I also recommend Paul Scheele's book on Natural Brilliance, which shows how to apply PR principles in other areas of life.

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Originally posted by HumphreyH:
After PR-ing 2 books, I found it almost impossible to note down trigger words, since I find hundreds or thousands of things intresting. So how do I make a choice for trigger words.

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Don't choose write them down first come basis. make sure you have 20 to 25 words in about 6 minutes of previewing or post viewing.

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Can't I just use the index or table of contents instead?

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Include them but don't use them exclusively.

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I also find it very hard to come up with questions.

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That often means you have a poor purpose. Why are you reading the book. What do you want to know from the book and why?

Alex

Very interesting subject...I began photoreading at the young age of 56 and it was absolutely the most profound experiance in my life as many doors of interest and motivation opened before me...a renaisance if you will.So I can only encourage you to continue whole-heartedly and you will discover many wonderous things about yourself and your world...

I just want you to know I'm 58 years old and learning to photoread